The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-13

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| The Paris exhibition wi,, probably he
postponed until 1890.
Delaware has raised the age of prosec.
'ion Tor girls from seven years to 6f:esn.
Anti. German de- ,nonstrations continue
to be made In various sections Of Paris.
France.
The board OF supervisors Of Suttes ceu,.
y has fixed the liquor license at $7oo per
quarter.
The Connecticut Legislature has raised
the age Of protection for girls from ten
years to fourteen.
| The sales OF mines in the Crur d'Alene
| and the return Of the miners from their
winter outs make lively times In that
country.
| The New York Weekly bank statement
shows reserve decrease $2,617ooo.
Banks nov hold $4,s,:,ooo In excess of
the rAle.
Richard Field, aged forty -four, = well.to
do farmer near Eugene City, Oregon, vas
killed by tree which he was chopping
falling upon him.
Willis Pinkham, the viney ardist, living
three miles below st. Helena, Gala, com.
mitted suicide on the 4th BY drowning
himself III a vat OF wine.
The K. l. Senate has passed bill re-
quiring the employers Of women o. miners
to provide seats for them, and let them sit
down in the intervals OF work.
| The Dominion Government will he asked
BY members from British Columbia FOR
grant towards relieving the families Of
miners killed At Nanain,o, British Colum-
bia
Several building. occupied by the turni.
ture factory Of Mead, Mason 4 Co., at
Lebanon, New Hampshire, we're entirely
destroyed by fire on the 10th. Loss, 5000
600; insurance., $4,000.
Challis Messe~gev: The compressor at
the Rayhorsc Smelter has started up, also
the Burleigh in the Beardsley. The
smeltcr and coucentrators are being put
in order and operation. viii, soon COM
u,ence.
At Keno, Nevada, = shecpherder struck
Richard keonig, manager Of the Thalia
Opera Company, over the head with re-
volver, inflictns a severe scalp wound.
The herder did not like the looks Of Koe.
nigs "?lug hat.
The Comptroller Of the Currency on
Monday, authorized the Western National
Bank of the city Of New York to begin
business with capital Of $3,soo,ooo-
Manning is the president and Ferdinand
Blackinhorn cashier.
On Saturday last we were told that the
snow fell to depth of six inches from
kuna 10 Snake river. No snow Of any
consequence fell on this side. and unless
natures sprink.inx pot commences 10
sPr'nkle pretty soon, the feed on Snake
River prairies will be very shor, next win.
ter.--Silver City .4sa1aseAe.
| Three boys, aged from eieh. to twelve
years, we're playing At the base sf sand
bank in Tacoma. when the bank caved and
the beys were buried alive. Help was
soon at hand and one boy was rescued un-
harmed. Another was seriously injured
about the spine and the third, Ralph Lotz,
! died within an hour after being extricated.
The Methodist women OF Lincoln, Neb.,
ask the Nebraksa Conference to cooperate
in requesting that women may be appoint
ed lay delegates 10 the Conference to be
held in Lincoln next fall, and to use their
influence to secure the appointment Of Il
woman delegate to the lay General Con.
ference to he held in Brooklyn, May, 1853.
The directors OF the Fowler Switch and
Cen,crvillc and Kingsbury canals went t.
shut off the water at the head gates, in pur-
! suance Of an o.der OF the Tulare county
(Cala.) Court, but found the gates in pos.
session Of party Of masked men, who
fired twenty or thirty shots in the air and
bade the directors skip, which they gladly
did.
HALEY Times: A company Of engineer.
in the employ Of the Chicago & Northwest.
ern Railway Company, have reached
Eagle Rock. They state that the road
will undoubtedly he completed to Eagle
Rock some time this year, and that its line
from thence will be through Wood Riv.r
and Camas Prairie to Boise, where il will
connect with the Oregon Pacific.
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